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The Patriot Ledger  Quincy, MA
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October 13, 2006
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This listing of home and condominium sales is compiled from the Norfolk and Plymouth county registries of deeds by Warren Information Services of Boston. In each transaction, the address is followed by the seller's name, buyer's name and purchase price, date of transaction and, when known, the type of property. A unit number after the address designates a condominium.

Braintree

88 Bradford Commons Lane, unit 88, Colin M. and Cynthia M. Black to Richard B. Crook, $340,000, Sept. 21, condo.

50 Logan Drive, Clifford G. and Phyllis J. Alpert to Daniel Edwards and Ida Chang, $635,900, Sept. 22, single family.

94 Plain St., Pamela Cadigan and Pamela Morris to Jason Fennessy and Lisa Nolan, ...

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